This page you're reading is a 📝memo — one note in a library of thousands I've been writing since 2017. Everything underlined is alive: hover it, click it, follow it as deep as you care to go.
I built MythOS because my thinking was scattered across notebooks, apps, and drafts that couldn't talk to each other — and then AI arrived, and the scattering got expensive. Every new session started from zero. Every project meant re-explaining myself. So I built the alternative: a 📝Single Source of Truth where every note is a 📝Living Document — written once, linked to everything it touches, and kept current by me and the AI agents I work with, from whatever app they live in.
That's the whole idea. You write the way you already write — journals, articles, lists, half-formed notes. Your library organizes itself as you go, like a 📝Zettelkasten that builds its own index. And every AI you use can read it, cite it, and update it with you, so nothing you think gets lost between tools, sessions, or years.
I wrote fifty million words into this system before ChatGPT launched. It was worth it then. It's indispensable now.
Make one of your own — start with a single note. That's how this one started.